When they get around to revealing who Red John is, I suspect they're going to want to make it someone the viewer knows, at least. Maybe someone Jane knows as well.

This episode suggests that the psychic lady may know who the killer is, if she isn't Red John herself. And Jane would have noticed, if he was able to think clearly on this topic...sooner or later he will start putting two and two together.

Did we see Red John in this episode called "Seeing Red" (John?) Why did they leave it so open? Is there going to be another episode with these same characters...say like a build uo to the season finale? Red John basically challenged Jane by killing his family and isn't the spiritual advisor, Kristina, challenging him too? The episode makes us think Kristina got the better of Jane, does he get his revenge finally in the end (of season)and catch Red John. Obviously I have a theory. P.S. The mother was not in a ditch like the daughter confessed to.

1. She was a very good con-artist. If someone was indeed a spiritualist with these powers, why would they need to go back to Jane and prove something? Kristina went back to "one-up" Jane, in my opinion, and knew exactly how to hit him.

2. I didn't quite understand Jane's method in getting Travis to appear at the carousel. Was Jane attempting to hypnotize Travis via a cellphone voicemail, or was he trying to talk to him in code? I didn't see how that message would influence Travis (or anyone). Can someone elaborate on this?

3. During the seance, did the recorded voice that the team used really sound like Rosemary? Would that really have worked? This seemed like a stretch...

I really liked the addition of the spiritualist. She's a great match for Jane's character and there was underlying chemistry between the actress and Baker.

I also think she is a con artist. Too easy to google Jane just like he said and telling him what he wants to hear just makes sense. Why would she intentionally antagonize someone who already calls her on her act.

Love the show. I think it's pretty weird that every episode so far has had an actor who was on 24 at least once. Heck, Gregory Itzin is a recurring character, I gotta wonder if someone working on the production used to work for 24.

My interpretation was that she was a better con artist too. I think the openness of the episode in not declaring her a fraud right away was perfect, because there's still a little "is she a con artist, or is she," and her throw-down (ok, it was not exactly a throw-down) with Jane was well-written and well-acted (Terri Bauer was a good choice for this role). I would love to see her in more episodes with Jane (maybe once or twice, they'll actually work together!) I hope they don't give Jane this "spiritual advisor" as a lover though because while I liked how straightforwardly she said she slept with Jeremy once or twice, eew, she slept with Jeremy once or twice.

Worth Reading. Keep the good work on. :)

If they start regularly hinting that some psychics might be real, I'll stop watching.